Samsung Galaxy S23 FE gets February 2024 security update ahead of One UI 6.1
Samsung is gradually expanding the February 2024 security patch for Galaxy devices. In the first phase, the company has updated some high-end devices, including the Galaxy Z Fold 3, Z Flip 3, and Galaxy S21 series, and has now started rolling out the update to the Galaxy S23 FE devices.
Samsung S23 FE receives the February 2024 update in multiple countries
Samsung has started rolling out the February 2024 security patch to multiple countries that belong to European and Asian countries; more specifically, the update has been spotted in Ukraine, Caucasus countries, and Kazakhstan. The update is coming with the version number S711BXXS2BXA8. It is worth noticing that the update is limited to the Galaxy S23 FE device, while the main Galaxy S23 series could receive the update in the next few days.
As Samsung follows, expand the update to more countries in the next few days, so if you belong to other countries than those mentioned above, you have to wait some more time.
For your information, there are more than 60 fixes introduced that will enhance the overall security of the devices. Going into details, there are 61 security vulnerability issues that were added by Google, while 8 more issues were addressed by Samsung, which are exclusively available for the Galaxy device.
So if you want to get full security on your devices, then you need to keep your device up-to-date with the latest security patch. If you are using the Galaxy S23 FE device in the above-mentioned countries, then check for the update. To do that, you just need to go to the system software update menu through the system settings.
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How many updates will be available for the Galaxy S23 FE?
According to Samsung, the Galaxy S23 FE will get four major updates and five security updates.
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Is a February 2024 security update available for the Galaxy S23 series?
No, currently the update is available for the Fan Edition devices.
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Is there any new feature available with the February 2024 update?
No, it is just a security patch update, so there will be no new features available for the devices.